It is still very early in the ongoing integration of machine learning models with existing products including IAM, and there’s a long way to go before infosec, as an industry, understands what technology should and should not do.
As the year draws to a close, IANS Faculty members take center stage to offer their thoughts on the trending topics in
InfoSec for 2024. In this short video clip, IANS Faculty member Allison Miller discusses how advancements in technology will be reflected back into the cybersecurity portfolio in both machine learning and IAM.
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2024 Predictions on Machine Learning and IAM
Here’s Allison’s take on 2024 cybersecurity portfolio trends:
An obvious area where innovation is hot is machine learning, as well as being something that gets incorporated into detection technologies. I think we're going to see this infuse other areas of the cybersecurity portfolio such as IAM. I also see that cybersecurity teams may be asked more and more to take on additional responsibilities such as IT, but also potentially playing a bigger role in product.
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